Thank you. This blog post is responsible for more toil than anything else I can think of. > It seems to have only caught on because a lot of people felt adrif

Thank you. This blog post is responsible for more toil than anything else I can think of. > It seems to have only caught on because a lot of people felt adrift when it comes to Git and this was written far too authoritatively for what it is. I think "Git Flow" was successful for the same reason that Javascript "Standard" linter was: misleading branding that lends credibility.